Artist pages:
@m_reilly
https://www.instagram.com/mbreilly215/

DAMNATION is a new open boundless dimension of dark matter. The area is filled with tense sound and distorted air. Lost domain of industrial noise and atmospheric gloomy electronic. Chaotic rhythms and cold waves of ambient fear. Enter the void.

Track list:
1) Hålbå - Against My Memories
2) ﻋَﺪَﻡ - صريخ الفراغ
3) Graave - Epitaph
4) Noisesculptor - Red Smook
5) 1KE Umino - Wicked Mass
6) Coaxial Veins - What Are Make You Happy
7) M Reilly - There Is Always Something Falling Apart
8) Observer Theory - Holy Relics
9) Opteron - Wasted Lifes
10) L184 - Kalmisto

Artwork and designed by Beryllium
More about us: linktr.ee/berylliumproject

DAMNATION

There Is Always Something Falling Apart

[BR-039] M Reilly - There Is Always Something Falling Apart

Vex Noir crafts dark, dystopian, melancholic vibes, blending menacing industrial kicks with layered ambient noise, nature sounds, drones, human cries and canticles—evoking sorrow, thirst for justice, anger, despair and grief.

For booking and collaboration inquiries – vexnoircontact@gmail.com






Vex Noir is an industrial dark techno DJ who began their journey into club music in Minsk's underground clubs and found their true sound in Berlin's industrial spaces. Influenced by EBM, dark wave, dark cinematic ambient, neoclassical, industrial (hypnotic, hard) techno, and Schranz, Vex Noir's sets are a powerful blend of rhythmic kicks and layered noise, creating an immersive and cathartic dance experience. Their performances, filled with melancholy, reflect a requiem for their childhood in a queerphobic society as a non-binary person. Vex Noir transforms the dance floor into a space for both deep reflection and liberation, pushing the boundaries of conventional club music.

Performances:
Subverted at Secret Location on 13.06.2025
SLAY at Axxon N. in Leipzig on 10.05.2025

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Independent international community.
Industrial, dark and experimental sounds